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Richard III - An Arab Tragedy

Time for some cultural feeding. Don't miss out the latest production on Richard III, the current work by Kuwaiti writer/director Sulayman Al-Bassam. The "Richard III - An Arab Tragedy" is an adaptation of Shakespeare's Richard III, performed in Arabic with English surtitles. It was originally commissioned by the Royal Shakespeare Company in the UK and is now on a world tour.

According to Sulayman Al-Bassam's website "This politically daring production of Richard III unfolds within the hothouse, feudal atmosphere of desert palaces in an oil-rich Kingdom". Sounds interesting.

The play will be shown from 17th until 19th of January 2008 at Maidan Cultural Center located at Abdullah Al-Salem School (Maidan Hawally) at 19:30. Admission is free and no booking is required.

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